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A Night Arrest of Two Children.

9HE Bois TAEES PROM THEIR LITTLE BED 10 ANSWER
CHARGE OF THROWING STONES.
Last night about IL :I5 O'Clock Officers Ellsworth
and Gordon entered the sixth precinct station fol-
lowed by two sIaail co.ored boys and their father
the Kew M Antierson, pastor OF Ga!braith chapel
and his sons. joseph and Harvey aged respectively
eight and nine years. The boys were prisoners In
the hands OF the ia". Iney entered the station
roDlng lheir SLEEPY eyes, they had at that late
hour just been taken from their little beds They
registered and the officers produced "a warrant
officers went 2tter the boys such late nour no
body knows, unless they Were afraid that the
young ones would follow the example or the
"bOodie aldermen and SKIP 10 Canada The war
rant against the boys sworn out by Maria
scnurning. OF No. 44s Washington street, who re-
sides next door 10 them. The boys were detained at
the station only few minutes, when s. note
was left a. collateral and they were permitted to
retuFn 10 their cots. his morning, IN the Police
Court, the case was called 10 the attention OF
Judge SHELL, and Mr.. Hewlett entered plea OF
mot guilty. witnesses were heard for the prose-
cUtiOn, ana the defendants were called, one OF
them admitting pitching small stone at the
YosStutihS witness AFTER the latter had struck
him. The other one denied throwing q stone.
Their fath cr called to testify what occurred
at his house last night.
MT. Padget objected, and the court thought IL
had nothing 10 do Win that matter, and declined
10 hear MS testimony.
NJ Hewlett said he only wanted to snow that
tArse little children were dragged out OF bed at IL
O'Clock last night while their father was at church.
I1r court declined 10 hear the testimony. Other
witnesses testified for the defense, and the court
TOOK the personal bonds OF the boys.
The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World
= offered free 70 every subscriber for year
70 The WEEKLY STAB IL Is handsomely printed
Dook Of l9l pages prUfusely Illustrated with more
ihdn loo colcred maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information see advertise
nenl In another column.
"A POSITIVE AUCTION SALE OF splendid invest
HeDt real estate, next TO corner and LIST streets
northwest, takes place to-mOrrow, Saturday, at d
p.n--See advertisements
SUBURBAN PROPERTY on 10th street extended
near kenesaw ayenue,-3o,0Oo square feet,-wiii
- SoiA 10 morrow al p.m- by Duncanson Bros.
.hs ground overiookS the city and Is rapidly i'm
proving. .
ATTRACTIVE SALE OF HORsEs-Thomas Dowlfnpss
aIe vi horses tO-morrow a. 12 O'Clock, In front Of
ns auction rooms, Is worthy the attention OF prf-
ment for particulars.
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CelluIOid Collars a. Cuffs, ssNO Washee.,
At AuerDach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th & H.
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Great Reduction Sale
In Ladies', Gents, Misses, ana Ch1Idren's Low
Shoes and Slippers.
This space does not allow us room to mention
styles and prices, as they are so numerous but
call at our store will convince you that you can
save 80 to 7oc. on every pair you buy.
Call early and select your choice All STYLES and
sizes III STOCK. BOSTON SHOE HOUSE,
IL. GOLDSTEIN, Proprietor
9l2 7th st. n. W., bet. and K
(Sign: Blue Slippery
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Great Reduction Saye

Fine COl'd Seamless Half II Ose.2 pr. 2:Sc.
At Auerbach'S Bicycle Shirt Depot, 18th & 81.
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TWELVE DOLLAR BLUE SUITS reduced to $50 at
Nathan l. RoSenoergs, 3oo 9TH street northwest.
REDUCED TO $40 suits that are sold by other
dealers at Sis, at EIsEMEN Bros, manufacturing
cloth1ers and tailors, cor 9TH and E.
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Attractive Advertising.

ROgerS' Umbrella Factory.
Is D st. NV. Branch store 14th ST. near H NV
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Another BIC REDUcr1oN.

ANOTHER BIC REDUCTION.
FINE FRENCH PRINTED oNDINES reduced from
GOT l5c. Light in weight soft in finish, beauti-
full in designs.
Our whole stock of PRINTED FRENCH sATTEENs.
25c.
PRINTED LINENS. warranted pure, SO inches wide
25c
ALL-woOL DRESS GOODS. reduced to cost
PRINTED INDIA SILK, reduced to 81.
WHITE CHINA SILKS, "a inches wide, 7Jc.
FANCY HOSIERY At reduced prices.
Full stock BLACK HOSIERY at low prices.
PARASOLS at cost. UMBRELLAS in great variety.
CREAM and WHITE DRESS GOODS all prices
EVENING SHADES SILKS and SURAEfS. low prices
WHITE ROBES greatly reduced.
We are closing out our Summer Stock and offer in.
ducements not found elsewhere. Our Semi-Annual
Bulls ready aud trust TO have prompt payments
". n SINISTER SONS,
9l9 Pa ave.
One Price. je22
Coox1sa BIZ GAa
Afun linsof
GAS COOKING STOVES
On hand and for salA
nAsl WASHINGTON GAs-LIoKx oolRAxx
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s'Che Queen Of Beers.'s-Moerlein,s pure
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family use. 75c per doc. Agency, I2O6
ID St NV am
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STAR REPORTER Observation-Disclosures AND
BRICKS AND PIECES OF GAS PIPE AND IRON
SENT FLYING OVER THREE-sToRY BRICK DWELL
ING.
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HAHNs MARX Down No. 3
begins tomorrow.
Greatest Bargains ever known in Reliable Foot
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BB5P I - 4 uJ SSEHS SIS
GRAND CLEARING SALE.
FROM THIS DAY UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE WE
WILL OFFER OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS IN
:. :. g: e;
each department. such prices as Will assure ready
sale We don't mind the loss carry goods
SIS $50 800 cS''Ss os"@ o''e
sss ssss5 ~ ~ $50 @ OSoo g %oS g -
We are Wiling to start out with loss Of If
STILL GREATER LOSS.
We win not waste more words about this sale The
fhs whole Column u Svuf In aS 5ne as
Items will be changed
FROM DAY TO DAY.
New Sacrifices will be made
FROM DAY TO DAY
Read This Advertisement
FROM DAY TO DAY
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All our best French Koech-
Inns Satteens, beautifully pat
terms. some sold as high as
$780,; we will now let them
go. Clearing Price, 15c.
Dress Goods, sold at 2:5c.,
enough for Dress Patterns Clearing Price, 1870.
Checks Stripes and Plain,
Mohar and Worsted Dress
Goods, sold as high as 3oc.. Clearing Price. zoe.
II! ,OoOoo PPP ZEE RRR CCC FEE nm NTTTT
III ~ SV P Pc r G CE Mn r
II w W. PPP re RpP r RI ~ N ~ n
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y GOoD Serviceable Boys Suit reduced TO So which
ether hOIseS call cheap at IS. 90. ElSEMAN Bros,
manufacturers, cor. 7Lh and Z.
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SIS BABY CARRIAGE for sl2, as 5. HoRowITz, 80
bSrFt
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NOAH WALKER & CO.
625 Pennsylvania ,vanuA
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sl.cj hancock, IA feet long, for a cents, at S.
HOEO~lIZ, 80 1Jh street.
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ENGL:Sa SEEKSCCKER COAT AND VEST s1.50 at
Nathan l. L;ost.A0crE.s, sos eth street northwest.
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An Extended Popularity. Browns BRON-
CHIAL TROCBRS have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles SID onlr
in boxes.
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5000 Extra Fine Straw Hats at 50,
At Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th & H.
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JUST RECEIVED new lot OF Gamers French Per-
shirt. Price, sI.5O. Francs Cor eth and D.
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OFFICE COATS, fast colorS, 25c. Nathan L. ROS-
enberg, sos 9TH street northwest
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N HENSON Z SONS. corner 18th ST. and Penn.
ave-. ChirUpOiists, Manicure, and DermatolOgistS.
CornS and DGliOnS ID cents each. open until y
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IFoR SAIE-A SPLENDID LOT ON IRE NORTH
side OF last Capitol st. between 18th and 9TH sts,
Zu5AlS, walls 0n both sides ca. he used in laild-
ing price Sl.oo a foot, II sold Ia a few days
je1S-lw iona n - :, ~
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s11 BABY CARRIAGE for $3.50, at S. HoRowITz,
80 9Th street..
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TWENTY PER CENT SAVED by buying your boys
clothing at Nathan l. ROsenbergS sos 18th st. NV
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PRINCE ALBERT SUITS re-
d1ced 10 Sl4.1o. Nathan L. Rosenberg sos 9TH NV.
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NOR SALE-A NUMBER OF LARGE AND SMALL.
II blocks of ground the tion %. the city
at speculative prices TYLER a RUTHERFORD.
l226 L ST. aplt-low.
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,423 n st. NV. FIJI. >
and 2houses rear. 81, 900
40 Q st. NV, b. h.,
i332S to 1884 P st. n.
W., f.h.. 5rs. .......3,500
32l to 32,3Is d st. sc.
1856 /. 1868 Linden st.
NV, b.h-. 6r. B. 600
l2l00 Vermont ave.
NV, b.h.. Or. 3, 900
1918, l222 Madison
st. NV. f.h.. Ar. 900
S37, S39, S41 I'd st.
| Sc. FIJI, Ar. .........2,400
10 Myrtle st. ne. b h. 80.
4o4. 400 S. Cap. st.
s.w., tn, 6rs .......2,OOo
l14l4 samson st. NV.
/ + h.. er. .l,Too
GIG. 6lS Marion alley
NV f.h-. 4r........l,600
81 to 80 Myrtle st. N.
! e.. b.h., ar, each. LOGO
1890 Samson st. n.
! with, Or. .1.500
l9O1 to 907 V st. NV.
| b.h.. 7r.......-.....l,3o0
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NOTION DEP.

One lot of Covered Dress
Steels(for waists), were 1Oc.
adoZ.
One lot Royal Insect Powder,
was 10c.
One lot Infants Powder Gin
Lubin's). was 1Oc.
One lot 20c. Call Bells.
One lot D and 1Oc. Machine
Oil.
One lot 2Oc. Money Boxes.
lock and key.
One lot Travelling Flasks,
were 30 and 75c.
One lot Tourist Cases, were
pc.
One lot Metal Belts, regular
price Csc. to 81.
LADIES NECKWEA]
One lot of Ladies' finest Lin
en- Collars. with capes,
emb'd through center,
(Lidenberg's goods, worth
15c. Gle
One lot Crepe. Lisse, and
Canvas Ruching. Was 25c.
ayd.
One lot Black Spanish Fichus
and Scarfs. Regular Price,
$2.5O to 81.
One lot Colored Chemisettes,
Cuffs to Match. Were SOC.
q set.
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FINE LINE u Fancy Straw Mattings at 12H and
1.'c- per 4! @rd. W. Il. NOSES d Son.
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CHHpREN'S SUITS reduced to $3.50 that Others
sell at 800. ElsEMAN BIOS. cor. eth and E
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IroR sAIE-A LOT 5oxl45 MUST BE sACRI.
y need at oSc. per foot within 800 feet OF JulVe
iarlas residence on lIth 81. overlooking the city.
row of cedars on sand lot adjoining property held
u pr loot Address the owner J. X. A., star Office.
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EroR SALE-CHEAP-Two VERY DFsIRABI nj
Il Lots on NJ St a. ". only 20 cents per foot Also
Lot on CofuInba Heights, facing two streets Doe
J. x. HEkTFoRD
1elS lws l433a 1t
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sl-45 HAMMOCK, IA feet long. guaranteed to hold
Gao pounds, % cents at $. HORowITZ, 80 7th st.
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FoR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
90 10 John 4 Kelly stan 62s, tS9 and $50 center
l.IAet, and 2O6 and POS Northern Liberty market.
REDUCED TO SO suits that other dealers ofer as
bargains at So, at EISEMAN Bros, corner 9TH
and Z
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SPectacles, steel and gold, Soc to $3.50. 4s
IA. ave. 24&27
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COlbWfn,D
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King OF condiments. Flavor, pungency. strength
combined IN perfection. Finest mustard made. In
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1NOR SALE-CHEAP-A DESIRABLE LoT ON
Il Binney ST. University grounds near l4th st; Wall
lie sold cheap If purchased soon.
j. r. HEREFORD.
lelS-lw' lA.H. d II.
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NOR SALE-LOTSI HAVE BEAUTIFUL
II block of Ground situated at the northeast
18th and l. SITS. 40 feet 18th by - fest
l. and 81 teet trent north side If l. ST., between
18th and 18th Sc, by depth TO-, 30 feetau to
good alleys-which can sell whole pc Per foot
JNO. A PRESCOTT.
1e14-1lt l4l6 r st NV.
IHOR SALE-VACANT GROUND IN VARIOUS
II parts OF the city. SWoRMSTEDT a BRADLEY.
S21 st. jel-lm
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NEW STYLE in summer clothing. Geo. sprs
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and delivered In n ID. 'Wardn prints zoe ner m
Also, cottage Cheese and Buttermtlk; sweet MN
&c. Der quart Cream 16c
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15
RAaSs m ARIZONA.


Tecsos, A. T., July 4.--Southern
Arizona has been visited by severe rain
storms and cloudbursts. Daring tho last
six days the rainfall has been unpreae-
dented. santa Cruz river is over mile
wide. There 10 wsshout on the railway
Eve miles from town, and another at New
Psntan, 20 miles east. The east-bound
train Of tonight will be held st Casa
Grande, aud the west-bousd held at
Benson till morning. Construction trains
with large force of men will be sent out
60 make = through run to morrow. From
several sections of Southern Arizona re-
ports come Of much stock being drowned
10 canyons and arroyas from cIoudbursts.
Yesterday two large freight trains with
freight were carried away by acloudburst
IN Csnyoo De Orc, THIS afternoon there
is o heavy rs.afall, with indication OF it's
soutinuasce.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15
The Presidential Party.

SoUND ISLAND, N. Y, July l5.-Pres-
ideut Cleveland and party are expected
to arrive at Cape Vincent and this NOR
ming the party will take trip among the
I>lands and will remain on the river du-
ring the day.
Death OF a iigb Official or the ". Off.
ST. LoUIs, July Is R +. Cowan,
Supreme Keeper Of Records aud Seal' of
the Knights OF Pythi,s died here to-lay.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15

RExEGADE ArACHEs.
rw. pr.spectors Killed BY Them.

Tive Prsspectors Killed BY Them
ALBuouERqUE, N. NJ, July IA. From
a porth bound passenger last night 1t Is
aearped that the Indian news sent out
from FL Paso has not been exaggerated.
He states that = baud, which was not
captured by General Miles, number
about so warriors, aud that last ac-
-counts from them were to the effect that
shey were encampsd in Ragged Range, a
spur of the Sierra Madres. He gave a
detailed account of the killing OF two ri
Psso pre-pecters named Me0,aw and
Smith, who had run upon the Indians
while Ia camp. and who immediately at
lacked the prospectors. The men fought
kravely againrt great odds but both were
Allied. Reports 10 the effect that Nc
Grsw was captured al. dird at the stake
be states, has believers IN III Pasn. Ii is
believed, however, that both we're killed
outright and thea scalped. Miners are
arming themselves and it Is likely fight
will occur at any moment MeKIcsa
troops are out after the rsnegades.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15

FoLsoM, Call used Butte-Tine In chronic
rheumatism With great benefit. Please send a
supply to j. w. Haines, Genoa, New, and oblige
yours truly, r. q. DuhAhr, h' T.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15
A Fatal row.
Il Chinese Cook Fatally Wounded by .
ColOred Walter.

Los ANGELES. Gala, July l5.-TAis
morning a negro waiter named Monte
Medica and All Wee, Chinese cook, had
Q fight in the Hotel Arcadian. The NO.
gro was called hard names by the China.
man which the latter followed up by
drawing knife. Medica ran away aud
went to his room aud procured . pistol
and returning shot at All Wee twice, one
bullet plancing off on knife the China
man had in his pocket, the other bullet
lodging 10 the spinal column, infiicting
probably fatal wound. The negro is
an hiding in Santa Monics.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15
HE Joys aS ise Non-HessScnt.
(Dakotl Be-

'People living over in your county
don't seem to have to pay very mah
taxes" said ono Dakota man to another.
''No; we dou't."
"How do you account for it :"
"There is vi ole lot OF land owned
by Eastern specalators, and when the
Assessor comes to any OF it he acts just az
If he thought there Was town staked
out on every quarter section, and when
be comes to any Of ns we sit around and
eroan about the prospect for poor crops.
This lets IA down easy on taxes. -"
"But isu't there sn Eqaslizng Board ?
'0h. yes. but faint no new thing; We
make allowance for il"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15
SHERIPF'S SALE.

By virtue OF an executioH issued out Of the
District eoar. OF the state of Nevada, in
and for Hnmboldt County, on the 6h day Of
Juy, A. d. 1897, and TO me directed and deiiv.
cred for Judgment recovered in said court on
the Goth day of June, A. d. 1897, in fayer OF
Geo. II. Carrel, plaintiff. and against J. W..
Powell, surviving partner OF the 0o-partnership
q OF Scott & Powell, heretofore composed OF
K. II. Scott, now deceased, and J. W, Powell.
doing business under the firm name and style Of
Scott 4 Powell. fendant, for the sum Of One
Thousand ard Fifty and sixty Hnniredths
Dollars. damages, in U. =. gold coin. with inter.
est on One thousand Dollars thereof, from
January the Goth. 1887, at the rate OF one per
Mt per month, together with costs and dis
bursements. amounting TO the Gum of Fifty-six
Do, arr, and aecruing costs, have on this,
the 9th day Of July, A. r. 1887. levied on and
taken in execution the following described real
property, TO wit:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land sit
uate, lying and being in the Township Of Para.
disc, COUNTY Of Humboldt, State OF Nevada, and
Consisting of and being fraction of the south
west quarter Is. W. y Of the northwest quarter
IN. W. y OF section twent, 1--WE (sec. 25), town
ship forty two, north, II r. AZ ny, range
thirty mine, east, (R. 80, En- Mount Diabo base
and meridian, and particularly described a. fol
lows, TO wit: Commencing at point one foot
north OF the northeast corner OF the Piont er
Saloon, and running thence In sn easterly dree.
tion distance OF twenty (2o) feet; thence run
ming In q northery dire tion distance OF
serenty-fve C7b) feet, thence running In west
erly direction distance OF one hundred and
eighty (iS0) feet: thence running south distance
OF seventy .hve (75) feet; thence running east q
distance OF hundred aud elxty 900 feet. to the
place OF beginn ng; together with the building
situate thereo,, and known as the store bniid-
In OF Scott Powell, together with all and sin
xular the ten, ments, hereditsments and purte-
nanees thereuato belonging, or In any wise Apper-
taining.
Notice is hereby given that on
Friday. the s9th Day or July, 1887.
Between the hours OF o'clock the morning
and o'clock in the afternoon, Wig: IL O'Clock, NJ.
in front OF the Court house, in the town OF VIA
nemueca, Humboldt eeua'y, vada, will sell,
10y pu lie auction all the right, title and interest
OF said defendant, OF, In and to the above de-
scribed property, to the highest bidder, for cash
to satisfy said execution, costs and accruing
costs &"afe.e .e....
+. A FELLOWS,
Sheriff OF Humboldt County, Nevada.
Winnenucea New, July o, A. d. 1887.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15
FATAL B0ILgR EXPLOSION.
Thc Engineer and Two other Aes
kilied.

CmRYEsSE, July l5.--The boiler at
che Shawnee coal mine 10 this county ex-
ploded Tuesday morning, fatally iojuring
James Kirby. night engineer. aud two
other men, Tnos. Jones AND Chss. Bart
lett. who were sleeping in the engine
house.
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A pHlLADxLpmiA DERAULrEa.


PHILADELPHIA. July l5.-James M.
White, who has been cashier of the Times
newspaper for about ten years, is said to
be defaulter to the amount of at least
&c, 900. 49,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15

CHEYENNE, July l5.-There was .
washout on the Union Pacific five miles
west Of this city yesterday afternoon,
caused by u cloudburst. A quarter of a
mile Of the track ia gone, and the train
delayed ten hours. rt... ....
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15

/ sEsANTA Able is only sold in large bott ~
at 81; three for 81 30. Sold by all wholesais ana
retail druggists Is
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SANTA ABLE,
Pleasing 20 the Palate and heath 10
Cougn.

CAsaco, Call have had the cstarrh for FIVE
years, aud eoad hardly Z Tx plain; cot I'd not
breathe through my no tris. Your California
Cat.R- Cure has oleansed out my head and can
talk palmer now than have for the past hve
years' Your med cine is all that IL is represent
ed, an absolute cure for catarrh ana cold In the
head. Yours truly,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15

by n. LEVY Il Co., Winnie
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1887-07-15

Do not he induced to take some other prepara
ton when you call for Hoods Sarsapaxilla. BE
s1re 10 get Hoods, which Is peculiar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-22

The President 10 his message states that
the amount Of the tariI very nearly meas
ures The difference 10 The price Of article.
nov from wha, they would be we're nc
tariff ersriea. This has bfeu proved f.lae
over and oyet again a comparison oil
present prices hsre aiih tue prices Of the
came artirl.s " fOr.ign countries proves
the falsiis Of ,be siai ~ NJ Macy 81 the
leading article, ar ~ u.silr "a high 10
foreign markets - Soy a. Lrtr Rmovc
the isid sud give ltuigetis chance to
ruin COR mabu'aciurs. sli after that is
accomplished 'b,y siii regulate prices 10
snii ihemrcivs shi msle them an high AZ
they possibly csn a. a tetp upr people ont
Of the bessussa Ia.n /, lstily an article
tba, eau be mrltioL,d thai j. not much
loser now thai 1 AS bs fore the ~sr tariff
was adopted, ~ ie~eiing q prices being
produced by hap~ petition. aud this
will slsays snp piic,s silliin a resson-
able limit. 70 msiisr low high the isnI
msy b..
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New Bfunsaick, which British province
lies next TO the state OF Main, hss had 20
bigger sensation IN loug tune than the
ayowal ofJjbn V. Ellis, mem ber Of tie
dominion parliament. in his paper. the ST..
John Globe IN favor of the political nnion
Of Canada with tie Unit d States This,
be says. is the onIy way 10 which 10 s~ttle
forever the question which has arisen be.
tween the republic aud the dominion. TIE
only legitimate Inference to be drawn from
this remarkable editorial uttersnce il. that
no small portion If the pubiIc in the
British maritime prosinoes IL 10 sympathy
With Ellis views There is probably more
sentiment there in behalf OF annexation
than on this side Of the line
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are bound 10 have thirgs necessary 10
,heir eristenoc 10 pay The American mo
ncpolisi double prizes" Speaking d pro
teciioa. be said Il want some ope
10 show ne shat !. The difference be-
tween this and Communism and socisl-
ism. VIDA, difference 10 there heiseer this
principle and the principle Of the high.
vnyman, who says: let him take Who
bas the pewer and let him keep who car
Farther on 10 the speech Mr. Mills said
ihsi The bill, substantially the eris,ipg
las, SAs made TO conceal the robbery
Inflicted upoa the people 10 all iis specific
items II vas oobeocied 10 an and
brought forth In iniquity."